This episode is long overdue. I've been following the work of Asif Suria for over a decade now and it has proven to be one the best sources of investment ideas I have come across. Asif tracks and writes about everything from predictive insider trading patterns to "ubercannibals," or companies that consistently use excess free cash flow to buyback significant amounts of stock over long periods of time. Profit opportunities created by corporate actions such as risk arbitrage and spinoffs are also featured prominently in his work. Essentially, Asif is a classic value investor in search of a catalyst and, as he consistently demonstrates at his website InsideArbitrage.com, event-driven catalysts can be some of the most effective means to realizing hidden value in the stock market. So it is my true pleasure to finally introduce you to my friend, Asif Suria. For notes and links related to this episode visit TheFelderReport.com.

Asif Suria shares insights on focusing on risk with event-driven strategies and discussing market liquidity, commodity prices, and portfolio ideas. Topics include scaling back on tech, tracking SPACs, Pfizer's acquisition disconnect, and why bonds are interesting. The podcast covers a wide array of financial topics and the influence of international geopolitics on investments.

Asif Suria, an expert in event-driven investing, delves into the nuances of corporate actions like mergers and SPACs. He discusses strategies such as merger arbitrage and the importance of assessing company fundamentals amid market volatility. Suria explores risks associated with investment timelines and the evolution from diversified portfolios to concentrated positions. He highlights the relevance of insider buying trends and market resilience, offering valuable insights for navigating the complexities of today's investment landscape.

Asif Suria, an entrepreneur and investor known for his expertise in event-driven strategies, shares insights from his book on investing. He delves into six key strategies, including merger arbitrage and stock buybacks, highlighting how specific corporate events can signal lucrative investment opportunities. The conversation also uncovers the role of insider buying, the impact of management changes on company performance, and the intricacies of portfolio construction. Suria’s journey through market inefficiencies offers valuable lessons for savvy investors.

Author Asif Suria discusses six special situation strategies to outperform the market in his book. Topics include merger arbitrage, insider buying, buybacks, spinoffs, management changes, and SPACs. Real-world examples and insights on event-driven investing strategies are covered in the podcast.